Most-Read Stories in March: Winchester Student Assaulted After Hockey Game

Here are the top 10 most-read stories on Winchester Patch in March:

• Winchester Fan Injured in Bat Attack After Hockey Game: Sachem fans reportedly threw items at a car of Burlington supporters, causing the vehicle to follow the Winchester fans and begin swinging a bat on Town Common.

• Winchester Boys' Hockey Team Edged in Shootout By Burlington: Winchester High School fell, 2-1, to Burlington on Monday night in the North Division 1 championship game.

• : Several dozen turned out for the "Alice in Fashionland" show Thursday night at Winchester High School in the Auditorium. The fashion show, based off the classic tale "Alice in Wonderland," served as a fundraiser for the high school art department.

• : More than 2,000 registered voters in Winchester cast their ballots on election day Tuesday, according to preliminary results from the Town Clerk's office.

• Winchester's $400K Snow Budget Tapped: The Winchester Department of Public Works has spent nearly $450,000 this winter tackling several snowstorms.

• Town Begins Reconstruction at Center Falls Dam on Monday: The reconstruction of the Center Falls Dam is slated to begin March 25, according to town officials.

• Ryder Truck Crashes into MBTA Bridge in Winchester [PHOTOS]: A Ryder truck got stuck underneath a MBTA bridge on Cross Street Friday afternoon in Winchester.

• MBTA Targets Spring Completion Date For Wedgemere Station Project: The final phase of the Wedgemere Station project is expected to be finished by late May, according to the MBTA.

• Winchester Business Makes BBJ List of Fastest Growing Companies: The Boston Business Journal will recognize these 2013 Pacesetters—and announce the No. 1 business in Massachusetts—at an event in April in downtown Boston.

• Utah Ski Resort Names Run After Glen Doherty: Utah-based Snowbird Resort recently dedicated an unnamed run to Glen Doherty, a former Winchester resident and Navy SEAL who died in a terror attack in Benghazi, Libya.